Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31139, 16 August 1966, Page 4

TEST VIEW THIS NiW 25" MURPHY FREE IN YOUR HOME TOHICHT - - PHONE 515-771 i AFTER HOURS UNTIL 8 p.m. | 4Or I And arrange a completely free home test W |. view now. Hay sTV people will be only too Jw HI ftpS happy to demonstrate one of the fine TV s from the large Murphy range. Choose from pßMjjlß|jß3kr _ ..'• ••■••■■■’■ mmm a 19in portable to the magnificent 25in H l l1 1 7^iT S r^T^gSSEßß&bßM^.il_^ a |mWg| Supreme Commander Don t wait another 111 I'Jj jfiji'ih minute when you can be watching TV in ■|h;j| ! h I lijjfjlj|i| ;!i !|fj | i ||{j| h |!l|h||l!||ll|jHim® ...... . ... n™ || i iljig • *” F0 " x? E •** "•" ftw|K iiiii fl in iMMHh ] 'SUPREME' COMMANDER /w/m £179/10/- 07/A SLO llll? £lB/-/- 0 1' 0 WKLY. A superb 25in Console model which has Z *ERS v all the quality Murphy features plus the r ■ /IWk VT 25in screen that shows you more picture I ■ ™ FR.ENOLY STORE” 7.-579 CITY 71-879 • SYDENHAM 65-360 • RICCARTON 44-029

■■■ll FULLY SECURED INVESTMENT g W/ /a 5 YEAR TERM Iff / V (EARLY REPAYMENT IN THE EVENT OF DEATH) SSEI I AN ,SSUE 0F 7% REGISTERED DEBENTURE STOCK AT PAR. FULL SECURITY PROVIDED: THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS OF THIS ISSUE INVESTED IN MORTGAGES OVER PROPERTIES, r WIPB PROPERTY MORTGAGES LTD. B ’* a member of the ■■■M’ CORNISH-LAMPHOUSE —— ? | GRQup 0[; COMpAN|ES ..' This advertisement is not. Auditors: Barr, Burgess & Stewart, Wellington. ’ 'and doe* not purport to be R»»l»trar: Australia end New Zealand Bank Limited. ‘ Trustees: Wybrants Olphert, Wellington. " prospectus. The full I conditions of the issue 1 ft are set out in the | The Secretory. ft : . .. . , Property Mortgages Limited, ft ~ prosp.etus wh.ch also | p ,0"b 0 ;2947. Wellington. | ft: -w > contains the required ■ p i<as , f crW ard prospectus without obligation. I ft ’..• . application form. 1 | NAME: I OBTAIN THE PROSPECTUS BY FILLING AND MAILING THISk I ADDRESS COUPON, OR FROM ANY BRANCH OF AUSTRALIA AND NEWS 1 ’ rp, ' 1 ZEALAND BANK LTD. f | . ” 1 . I

M ml'* -QgC—C—- — ~ /' My• J 3 yX lx’ r aj 4iMvsff “ % ‘-Aw‘XuSv*' { -i-Y 8 * ■£■•>£ I w - gwß sfr-’nr$ f r-’nr- ***■'*** *T* ' OOlßa JRr A.**- ;<£■A V i ■•*' JimT! jt MMBHim ' TfSpKl W'-'iw " *’ ■; ORE -'Hil JBII. .MSg “No one collected ... but it succeeded!” Paper. Even in the rugged pioneering days, New Zealand Forest Products Ltd. successfully tested the Radiata Pine recognised its importance. To assist the early establish- for pulping and paper-making-ment of paper mills the General Government of 1«72 The first paper made in New Zealand from locally offered a bonus of £2,500 for the first 100 tons of grown pine was produced at Kinleith Paper Mill in 1953 printing paper manufactured in New Zealand. In 1875 Today Kinleith produces a wide range of fine dairis this was divided into £l,OOO for printing paper and Today, backed by 200,000 acres of Radiate Pine Kinleith £1,500 for grey or wrapping paper. And in June, 1876 it offers a service to all who use paper. was announced that, in consequence of the reward, two paper mills had been established. Edward McGiashan of Dunedin won £1,500 in April, 1877 for 50 tons of wrapping paper made from flax. The reward for printing paper was offered until 1884 XITIPV but no one ever collected this part of the bonus. Prob- Xr ® ably it was the difficulty of finding suitable raw materials. prooucts E ltd Interest stayed high however and finally, in 1927, N.Z. SSHPHSK KINLBITH